The vehicle is offered with the 999cc petrol unit that delivers 71 hp and a peak torque of 92 Nm. The unit pushes the car past the 62 mph mark in 13.3 seconds and offers a top speed of 90 mph (145 km/h). As for the eco and financial part of the deal, the engine returns a combined cycle fuel efficiency of 4.7 liters per 100 km (50 mpg) and emits 112 grams of CO2 per km.
smart will only offer 2,000 units of the vehicle, so if you want one, you’d better move fast. Oh, wait, we forgot to mention: the carmaker wanted to make sure that you’ll want one, so it offers the vehicle through a special financing scheme, for which the company teamed up with UniCredit.
Customers who purchase the vehicle being financed by UniCredit will receive a bonus of EUR1,900, a value that can be translated into required fixed rate paid at the time of the acquisition, within two months of the contract’s signing.
Before we end this story, we have to tell you that we’re a bit confused...You see, smart advertises itself as a brand that only uses non-capital letters, with this approach also being used for the designation of the fortwo. So, we ask, shouldn’t the same rule be used for the name of the limited edition? (don't take us too seriously, we were just bored).
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